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“When you start moving into the internal stuff, you start learning how you don't get your power from your muscles. You open up the energy channels inside your body and you shoot something through them and all of a sudden, you've got many times the power you could get physically, or even if you don't, some other things. To get this power to come from inside you, this chi, this energy from inside you, you have to learn how to completely relax.”

Quote by Bruce Frantzis

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Bruce Frantzis
Bruce Frantzis

Bruce Frantzis is a notable figure in an unknown field. His specific career and life experiences are not well-documented. more

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